Sentence examples for hit broadcaster from inspiring English sources

Royal Opera House chief executive Tony Hall has been appointed as director general of the BBC, just a week-and-a-half after the hapless George Entwistle resigned from the job – in a secret, emergency process aimed at restoring stability to the crisis hit broadcaster.

"The use of those words hit broadcasters where it hurts them most -- on the bottom line with fines and lost advertising revenue.

This plainly hits broadcasters, such as Britain's Carlton and Granada, and France's TF1, and consumer-publishers, such as Primedia and EMAP.

The low cost of Endemol's programming is a hit with broadcasters worldwide.

We have now hit the "broadcasters come up with all sorts of ways to avoid saying no-hitter" part of the outing.

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Drama in Britain, however, does to some extent have the BBC at its centre - now more than ever, given the cuts hitting other broadcasters - which is perhaps why it is the focus for discussion about the relative powers of commissioners, producers and writers.

The ITV drama, conceived by actors Suranne Jones and Sally Lindsay, has proved a ratings hit for the broadcaster.

In 2001 the corporation announced a multi-million-pound deal with Johnny Vaughan which has failed to produce a single hit for the broadcaster.

Madden, 73, became a near-immediate hit as a broadcaster and commercial pitchman after retiring in 1979 as a Super Bowl-winning coach of the Oakland Raiders.

Borgen, which has been a surprise international hit for Danish broadcaster DR across Europe and beyond, has attracted strong audiences for BBC4, with the opening two episodes of the second series this year each attracting more than 1 million viewers.